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Affair." in West WaxhirRtou.

A NAVAL CADET FROM WEST WAsaINGToN.-Mr
Van Wyck Weaver, son or Commodore A. w.
Meaver U. s. n, residing here, passed very
credlta0le examination at Annapolis, and has been
appointed naval cadet
he FORFEITED FIVE DOLIARs-Edward Bangs,
sixty years Of age, became very disorderly while
intoxicated last night, and made 1t very unpleas-
ant lor the residents In the neighborhood of 3Otn
and streets He was sent to the Police Court
eral.
FIVE DOLLARS FOR THROWING BRIcK.-Benj
Gaskins, colored, pleaded guilty In the Police
C CSar1 snls afternoon to charge Of assaulting
titled that because he ordered the prisoner away
from MS door the latter threw brick at him; S..
DROPPED DkAD.-Thls morning Arthur Fergu-
son, colored man, aged SO years, and residing NJ
The corner or 9th street and Dunbarton avenue
dropped dead at the corner OF 22d and streets
nortnWest, supposed to be from heart disease.
HOME AGAIN.-Mrs. Geo. b. LocKhart has re-
turned to her home, In West Washington, from
Hamilton, Va.
=, TEaPERATURr AND CONDITION OF WATER AT A.
M-Great rails, temperature, 72: condition. &c;
receiving reservoir, temperature, ~; condition at
north connection, 30; condition at south connec-
ZION, ~; distributing reservoir, temperature, 73;
emuent gate-house, 49, High tide in the river to-
Gay al EsIn-; low tide at 7:0l p. m.
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FIGHTING FOR IRELAHD.-The lord mayor OF Dub
lin rs making preparations to receive on the 18th
rulers, among whom will be Mr.. Chas. a. v. COny-
Deare, member Tor Camborne; Nr. X. C. Graham,
member Tor the northwest division OF Lanark;
Mr. T. H. flcGerSg1ll member for Bethnal Green;
Prof. ]. Z. Thorold Rogers, the eminent statisti-
clan, ana humber OF clergymen OF the Church OF
England, VINO are IN sympathy with the home
rule movement. The deputation will first attend
an enormous demonstration at the Irish capital
and win then scatter throughout the country to
deliver addresses under the nusx,lces of Che Irish
National League and various Protestant home rule
ASSOCIATIONS n at0og0Ht SECTIONS Of Ireland
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The HHaddOck AsassInatjOu.
Young ACNCHRArH's TRIAL BKGUN-sAIOoN MEN
DRAWN FOR JrpoRS

DRAWN FOR JURORS
telegram from Sioux City, Iowa, Sept SAYS:
The Uaddock murder case was called In the dis
trlct court this morning, with Fred Nunchrath
Jr., at the bar. This defendant Is one OF the nine
men indicted for the murder az the Rev. George c.
Haddock. He was identified by L. Z. Murphy Oh
the night or the assassination as the man who
opened the door OF the hack In which Murphy was
r1ding from the railroad station to his home hay-
Ing just returned from u shorl trip out or LOWE
The theory Is that the hack Was mist AIKEN by the
cOnSpiratOrS for the one in which four or the saloon
men engaged to go out TO a tavern near the east
ein limits OF town In search OF Dr. Haddock who
ID turn had gone there TO secure evidence against
the liquor sellers The State PROCESSES abiIi " TO
prove that Ngnchrath was one OF the conSplrators
10 do up" Haddock, but admits that he did not
nre the fatal SHOT
The defendant is young man, a son OF Alder
nan Fred Munchrath, and is well known In this
city. The prosecution does hot entertain seriou,
hopes OF securing conviction IN this any or the
Cases lney are all out Oh bail. interest has
Jagged Doth here and throughout the State. The
Temperance Alliance OF Iowa has enaeayorpd 20
secure funds for the work, but, although two thou
Sanu clrcuiarS were addressed 10 the clergy inen
and temperance people OF the STATE, somewhat
less bnan $1,000 was received. Many OF the
Woodbury. county affair." and should be met by the
taxpayers OF that county.
The special yenire is composed OF some OF the
most pronounced saloon .nta in Sioux CITY and
Sheriff Mcdonald is severely criticised for the
Character OF the jury. Among the persons on the
special venre friendly 10 the vi the defend
ANTS Is Holdenreid the owner OF the han In which
the conspiracy Was completed Twenty Weight
jurors were examined, and The State used i've and
the oeiense eight peremptory challenges.
JURY SECURED.
A dispatch from Sioux City, Sept. &. saws: A
jury has finally been empaBeied In the Haddock
murder case. Something over fifty men were ex-
amined before the panel was nlled. The State and
defense exhausted all their pereiEptory challenges
The jury Is considered much better tnan the me
which tried John Arensdor and Il Is believed that
a verdict Will be rendered in accordance with the
evidence The defendant looks hagsard ami care
worn, and il Is thought before the Trial Is Over he
Will tell what he knows ana place the crime upon
the right man. He was made somewhat or a
a p A tr,l
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The Courts.
PROBATE COURT-Jud0e IMerrick


To-day estate of Jess w. Jackson. rule on adj
miniStratriX renewed. Estate OF John Matthews,
Jr.; will admitted to probate and letters Tesla
mentary issued to Charles MattheWsNhond sIOn
Estate OF Cornelius Shea; do. do to Dennis FiIz
gerald; bond $500. Estate OF c. W. Stende: an
swer OF administrator filed. Estate OF Ellen III.
bate and record. Estate OF w. X. Fowler: inyen.
tory returned. Estate OF Michael K Combs: let
tiers OF administration issued to Eugene Carusi-
bond $l5, 600. In re Ernest p. HOfY: Almira I
Hon appointed guardian-bond 800. Estate OF
VIM. Bagman: VIII admitted to probate and let
tiers issued to NJ F. Morris and A. W. Bagman-
Widuay er--bond $500. Estate OF Rebecca Cooper:
order sending issues to Circuit Court. Estate OF
tiers issued to E. F. MOran-bond 500. Estate OF
w. E. Sawyer; NJ. F. Halleck appointed auxiliary
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $500. In re, Arthur L. shan
non; e. w. ONeiil appointed guardian on nominal
bond
CIRCUIT COURT Special Term)-Judge Merrick
To-day, Ellis & Gottermann agt. MCDANIEL; Rich
& Co. agt. Flynn; McGill agt. GUIDE & Meyer:
Gould Manufacturing Co. agt Derby & Co.; Evans
Son agt. same; steel agt Donelson; Wather &
co agt M Kerr ,s J1dki G CO. agt Muiken judy
confessed.
EQuITY COuRr-Judoc Meryick
To-day, Onermann agt Onermann; sale ratifled
n1s1. Gray agt District OF Columbia; demurrer
with leave TO answer. Gilmore agt. Chapman;
auditors report on receivers account ratined and
receiver discharged.
POLICE CoURT-Jud1e Snen
To-day, Aaron Crosby, d1sorderly conduct in
county; s. or seven days. Michael Dorsey. indie
cent exposure; s. or fifteen days. JAS Gray, dis
orderly conduct; do. Shadrack Webster, do, do
Jno. Pierce, disorderly conduct In county; s. or
seven days. Geo. Peyton, do. do Robert Kicker,
violating police regulations; personal bonds
Henry McArdle, do. do Jno. Hlxon, disorderly
Frederick Miller disorderly conduct in county;
collateral forfeited Patrick Ryan, cruelty to ami
mails; do. VIM. Ryan, do, do. Albert Hedge, do,
do. Jno. Dorsey and Jno. Allen, dlsOrlerly con.
duct; do. Samuel Boswell, violating police regup
lations; personal bonds. Payne Gordon Indecent
orderly conduct in county; do. Benz. Hall, violat-
Ing police regulations; do. Jno. White cruelty to
animals; do.
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The Couua,s Ftrss W;re

HER FAMILY PHYSICIAN PRoSoCNCEs FALSE TIA
STORIES As To DIFFERENCES WITH HER HUSBAND.
Dr. Chas W. Hale has written 4 letter from
Amherst, Mass, In which he proBounces false the
stores OF differences between the Count Mitkel-
wicz and his FIRST wife Dr. Hale says:
IL attended the countess. as her phys.-
can, curing her long ard painful IL
hess, which Lasted about SIX mouths aud
ended In her death Apr1l =, lSS.l surrounded with
every comfort, loving mother devoted husband
ana worshipinS children. The love OF the countess
Tor her husband and las devoted attachment to
her could Dc testified To by hundreds ol the best
people In Amherst, and such a thin. as separa-
uoh was never Thought OF by her"
Dr. tale adds that Mrs. Lester, the mother Of the
count hrst vile, lives Ia Amherst, and has the
care OF her seven grandchildren, whom The count
visited before leaving Tor CHINA.
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A big Fire in Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. "a fire started a little
after IL O'Clock to-day in the store Of Timothy
Bros dry goods store on the west side OF the pub
lie square, that for time threatened the whole
College street side OF the square The flames are
now G, p.m) under control.
The origin OF the fire cannot at this writing be
aScertained The building and Timothy's stock or
goods were totally destroyed. Loss about $40, OOO
nearly covered 10y Insurance. The flames also at
tackled the adjoining house OF Macy d Co., hard
ware. They were damaged probably several thou
sand dollars by water.
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DUBLIN. sept. 9.-MitchelStOwn, where the case
the coercion act, was to have been heard to-day,
was crowded all day with civilians, police and
soldiers. Mr.. OBrien did not appear in court TO
answer the summons The service OF the sum-
mons was proved, and the judge granted a war
rant for Mr. OBrien'S arrest. An open-air indg-
nation meeting was subsequently, held. Mr..
Henry Labouchere and others made speeches de
nouncing the government for It's course In regard
o Ireland
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TelegFaphic Briefs.

In New York the French Atlantic Cable co. an.
nounceS that communication with Europe has
been restored, and that the company Is now ready
10 accept kilograms.
meeting OF the English cabinet was suddenly
called to-day FOR the purpose, 1t Is believed OF
discussing the progress OF business Ia the house
OF commons.
Farmer Lyman, resident OF the southern part
OF Downer's Grose Township, Ills, was gored to
deatL by a bull Wednesday
The German ship Ellida has been burned of Car.
DIN. She had no cargo aboard
r,ra ne 81 steaner Roman, from Liverpool which
otn In lat ~ north, long, 49, 10 west she pass,rd
TWO uorles adrlft, one OF which was bottom iIp
AuoipAa Anderson and Thomas A. Nuns consti-
xuLhg une urn OF Adolpha Anderson & Co., New
1ofk, iruit brokers' made an assignment to-day
Tor the eenefit OF creditors TO Christian s. Harris
WIN preferences aggregating 1000.
Lapp, Goiusulith Co., extensive wholesale
liquor and tobacco dealers In Louisville. XIV,
Iied uttu ol assignment this morning TO n. f.
Heinsnelm The liabilities are estimated at
500; 600; nominal assets s3OOOo Creditors prin-
cipally local and members OF their own race and
religion, Who have been putting up for them.
Mrs. Frank Leslie was passenger on the
steamer City OF Rome, which arrived In New York
to-day from Liverpool.
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Avn IlIopcmest suspccted.
NEwBCRG LOSES TWO RESIDENTS And FINDS A sRu.

SATiON.
telegram 10 the New York Igerold from New.
burg, y. y, september g. says: Facts indicating
That an eiopenent has occurred here have just come
TO light. The persons involved are a weil-known
young lady OF this city and a business man Miss
Jennie W Smith, twenty years Old. and prepos-
seSsng IN appearance. left her home on I'd street
after dinner several DAYS ago, ostensibiy 10 co
back To a Water street dry goods store where sue
Was employed, but SiEce tnen she has not been
home, nor has her father Mr.. ". ". smith heard
from her. Three days later Edward j. r. Marsh,
aged forty, a man OF family, formerly NewOurg
contractor, who LAS recently been ia the employ
Oh a Daklns-po~dcr company, started on a trip 20
Connecticut. \ Newburg gentleman states That
on the sane day lac saw Marsh and Miss smith az
nopewel, Duchess County, where Marsh asked
hin the way 10 a nelghbOring town. Young
man who had been keeping company with Miss
Smith II stated 10 have traced the couple TO Mer,-
Hisn
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A NOsder Kills his Mistress.

SCHENECTADY. y. Y, Sept. 9.-About noon Fred
Knights. aged thirty-five years mOlder, hitherto
OF good reputation. met Miss Ida Wallace in a
restaurant on schenectady street and without any
warming. drew a revolver and shot Ida in the right
ear. She fell unconscious and will die.
Miss Wallace Is young woman whose conduct
has made her the subject OF scandal. Knight sur
rendered TO the police authorities. His wife died
afew months ago In the county almShouSe, after
having separated from her husband ON account of
his intimacy with Miss Wallace
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Fort ASsINABo1SE, MONT, sept. 9.-The ManitO-
ba railroad extension reached the crossing OF
Beaver Greek. virtually the Fort Assinaboine sta
ton, at shutdown last night. The garrison turned
out and the Goth regiment band greeted the track
layers with music. some 5000 changed hands on
the result, most of the betting being the track
reaching here by December ).
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BALTIMORE, Mp, Sept. 9.-There were no new
developments this morning in Baltimore and
ONO railroad matters. SIce-President Spencer
slld there was no change Ia the situation
ana that ne mad nothing new to communicate On
the subject President John King. tr,. is stiIl in
the city lie states that his business IS purely
private, and has nothing to do with the Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad affairs
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California; S,a,ehooa A..,x..~.

SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 9.-To-day is a legal holl-
DAY In California IL being the thirty seventh ami
versary OF the admission OF California into the
Union. Business Is almost entirely suspended
throughout the state, and celebrations are being
held In all large cities
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How he Replied to a HOme-Ruler'.

DUBLIN. Sept. 9.--Dr. Kane, grand master of the
Order OF Orangemen, recently wrote to Mr.. Glad
stone, asking him TO state whether IN his
future proposals for home-rule, representative
OF Ireland as an integral part OF the United King
dom would be detained in the imperial pariia-
ment- To this Mr.. Gladstone has replied that the
subject OF the exclusion OF Irish members from the
imperial parliament is not involved in the question
OF home rule for ireland.
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Nc.y York .toc,x yxav,-
Na,as
Warrington stock rycnnuy.

Tho following changes from yesterday quot m.
the Washington StoCk Exchange are noted to-lAv.
Z. =. 4Ss 1881. coEpons. los bad. los ' asked
L. : AVS, registered, 1891. los md lCN4 asAs1
I. +. Is. reslssered. i2ls Ild. l24i. asaed
NatiCDai hetrololltan Insurance 20 lid, Il
anre, asked. hank oi Washing o. 2g5 bl
Nationsl Bank % lie Republic. loo ASKED tsp.at
talls Ice, lao asked Ca,sa. cAAr GHa Potoa.as
Telephoae Company, 81 bid. IaaOraIIla stock 80 b.a
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4 SYNDICATE BUfS q n IND q. FEkDEK.
The Kingwood Railroad, from function, on the
B. and O., to Kingwo0d, the county seat OF Preston
county. West Virginia, has passed into the hands
OF o syndicate composed OF men Of means OF
Preston and Taylor Counties, W. Va, who will
complete the road and furnish the rolling stock
and necessary equipment by November, 1852. r.
extends from Tunneiton TO KtngwOod, distance
OF ten miles and Is undertake by tea-fO0t vein Of
coal from one end to the other. The road wiz be
an important feeder TO the Baltimore and Ohio
opening up new and undevelop0d coal and timber
country.
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II. 40. Stock Co,nxun.

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept. at the stock board to-
day Baltimore and OHIO Railroad shares sold at
l2, ana that Was bid at the close. This is an ad-
OF $50 since the close OF the first board yes
terday.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 9-Among the passengers ar
rived to-day by the City OF Rome from Liverpool
Were Mr.. James Bell, cwner OF the Scotch yacht
Ihlstie, anu Mr.. Watson, her designer. The
steamer was met ut quarantine by the Thistle,
and hearty welcome was accorded MeSsrs Bell
and Watson
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To INVESTIGATE THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO BOOKS
Edward Lauterbach tof the nrm OF Hoadley, Lau-
terbach johnson. OF New York city, who has
been made counsel to the Baltimore ana Ohio
syndicate, Is In Baltimore 10 examine the
books OF the railroad and report as 70 the condi-
ton OF the property y his report IL satisfactory
signed and the $40 100000 to clear on the noating
debt VIII be advanced.
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The Stem Of the Charleston Cas-.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. 9.--The casting OF
the stem OF the new United states cruiser Charles
ton, now being built here has been successfully ac-
complfshed. The steel sternpost was cast June
2, but the casting or the stem was greater feat,
the stem weighing full IL, coo pounds 1t Is said to
be the largest casting ever made on this CONT
QeQC
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MRS. EORE'S CHILDREN.
Il; is Believed that they Have been
taken to EarOpe-9ler Husband a U,
$. Naval Officer.

JERSEY CITY, y. J., Sept. 9.-After having made
an exhaustive investigation OF all the clues con-
corning the mysterious disappearance some days
ago Of Mrs Mary E. Forts three children, the
police have reached the conclusion that they
sailed ON the Red Star steamer BeRenland with
the German who came through with Mrs. Fort on
the train from California. 1t has been ascerta1ned
that the woman's name is Fort and her husband
is an officer in the United States Navy, who is at
present Oh leave of absence for three months.
Mrs. Fort accompanied her husband, who is going
TO look after property that he recently inherited
In France. The Belgenland Is expected to arrive
at Antwerp to-day, and Chief Murphy has cabled
to the United states consul there to look out tor
the children
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Tive Youthful El0pers.
HORSE STEALING GETS THEM IN TROUBLE AND THE
ROMANCE ENDS.

HORSE STEALING GETS THEM IN TROUBLE AND THE
ROMANCE ENDS.
Slxteen-year-old Richard Blaney and eighteen
year-Old Carrie Emmett, the Believile clippers,
have returned home, and Blaney Is now Ia the
Paterson Jail, while Carrie is somewhere in New
ark hiding. They left their homes last Wednes-
day night and took two valuable no rses belong
Ing to j. e. Larkins, OF Beleville. They rode 10
town in PennSylv ania where they sold the horses.
They grew tired OF the mountain scenery. and
taking a horse and wagon that were standing In
front OF a church. the couple returned to Belle
vile. Blaney. hearing that Mr.. Larx1n was look
ing for him to account for the stolen horses, went
to Paterson, where he was arrested yesterday
while attempting to dispose or the stolen horse
and wagon. Miss Emmett, fearing arrest, left her
home and sought refuge in Newark, but her
whereabouts can not be learned
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I,OR RENT-NEAR TTiE CAPITOL. A DESIRABLE
and pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling nine rooms
including bath. los "a ST. ne. aulS-.30ts
IGOR RENT-IN ANACOSTIA. ONE T-ROON COT
II tsee: mod Jumps: good neiehbOrhood- One 1-roon
Cottage: new large lot Apply to -
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A Derry ROueOn, I'm

Boston, Sept 9.-The steamer Roman, from
Liverpool, which arrived to-day. reports that on
september ., lat. a. north, long. 1910 west, she
passed two dories adrift, one Of which was bottom
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Nicholas Knebels fatally WOUNDED Henry Breck-
ct, at Shenandoah, Pa, yesterday, because he was
ordered 70 cease paying unweac0mo astentlanD -
Breakers daughter.
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Missionary DOanc Set Free.

HE WILL RETURN TO P0NAPE AND SEEK PREPARATION
FROM THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT.
The American board OF commissioners for foreign
missions In Boston, has received letters from the
Rev. E. I. Doane, the missionary who was arrested
at Ponape by the Spanish governor OF that place
and taken to Manila for trial The last one writ
ten July 15 at Manila, says that the American
consul there had been informed unoflicialy by the
Spanish governOr-geAeral that Mr. Doane would
be permitted TO return to Ponape, and when there
would be protected in his rights. Mr.. Doane
thought 1t possible that he might Sail for POnape
on July 20. He says that the American consul at
Manila has been true friend to him, and had
done all he could for him. He plainly told the
governor that reparation would be expected for
the outrage on Mr.. Doane but that he preferred to
leave II with the Department OF State whether 1t
should be $1,000 or $4,000. MI. DOane urges tlfe
TO rather press the matter home on the attention
OF the State Department.
The board has also received copy OF q letter
written July 20 by United States Consul julius G.
VOigt, at Manila, to the Rev. L. H. Gulick, at
Shanghai He says that the capta1n-general or
governor at Manila was much chagrined al the
action OF the governor at POnape, and would prob
ably remove him. lie had put Mr.. Doanc IN the
best hotel at Manila, and given him team for his
use. Mr. Vo1gt expected Mr.. Doane'S prompt
return 10 Ponape, with assurances from the
captain-general that he might continue his mis-
sionary work unmOleSted. The consul fav ITS
sending vessel from the Asiatic squadron to
P0nape as the missionaries are likely, at best, 70
have hard time among Spanish priests and TN Ter
Spanish authority
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A Bucket Brigade Saves a Town.

ROARING SPRINGS, Pa, Sept. 9.--Fire early this
m0rning destroyed the Roaring Springs blank
machinery, stock OF books and a large quantity
OF paper; also wagon mandatory. Loss about
5000: insurance, $4,000. In the absence of q
fire department the backet brigade saved the re-
mainder OF the town from destruction.
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THE MEDICAL CONGRESS.
Dr.. Sayers Reads aM InteresIing PAPER
on Club Feet.

DR.. Lewis A. Sayers, OF New York, delivered 0
very interesting paper on 'Club foot" before the
section on diseases of children to-day II was dis
cussed by Mr.. Edwin Owen, OF London;
M Balkwill OF London; Mr. H. W.
Freeman. Bath, England, and Mr..
Savage. Mr.. owen took occasion to be very COM
pimentary. He said that since he had seen Mrs.
Cleveland he wanted TO live In America, and that
listening to DR.. Savers address made him wish to
be en- American surgeon.
TO HELP OCT THE LOCAL COMMITTEE.
The executive committee OF the congress at q
meeting this afternoon made an appropriation to
help out the local committee, whose expenses
have exceeded the funds on hand